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You might well be wondering why anyone would do any of this. What, exactly, makes this funny?
The platform said it recently updated its guidelines to “make exceptions for videos of school board or town hall meetings, where the intention isn’t to promote misinformation.”
“Part of being professional is marketing yourself,” said the University of Kentucky's Davion Mintz. “And Cameo fits right along with that."
Here are the most interesting, funniest and compulsively watchable accounts from the Games. Welcome to OlympicTok.
Olympic athletes have been posting about all facets of the Games, offering glimpses into their daily routines, small rivalries and the village where they’re all residing.
Some on TikTok say it's just a matter of shifting their consciousness. Others are skeptical.
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From parody songs to millennial nostalgia, these accounts offer a little something for everyone.
A new government report on unidentified aerial phenomena has the UFO community buzzing.
There’s astrology for relationships, pets, political movements and, yes, bitcoin.
Sommers's initial “Driver’s License” video has been viewed more than 7 million times.
- Analysis
Sandler's viral moments at a pickup basketball game and an IHOP help explain his enduring appeal.
Laiken Olive is part of a trend on TikTok where creators living with disabilities will tell their stories or explain how they perform certain tasks.
“We know this sounds simple, but when people get desperate they stop thinking clearly,” the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said.
The storied message board, a consistent source of meme fodder, is shutting down after 15 years.
It’s difficult to overstate the hold Rogan has on a certain segment of the population.
Yang, a New York City mayoral candidate, says he tweets like a “real life flesh and blood” person rather than a politician — which can sometimes lead to gaffes.
Perkins passed away Sunday at age 24.
Paradise detailed her allegations in a YouTube video posted Friday.
